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Explore Our Towns © s h u tt DID YOU KNOW? e r s HOW TO FIND US p STAY LONGER you can stay in a former h e r e benedictine monastery MANCHESTER you’ll want to stay longer once you’ve arrived, so book ahead and a benedictine Abbey. to avoid disappointment! you’ll love the amazing choice of accommodation options BIRMINGH AM whatever your budget, from bunkhouses, campsites, log cabins, Visit THE MALVERNS guide tipis and wigwams to luxurious hotels, apartments, cosy THE cottages and everything in between. MALVERNS OXFORD you can also ‘find’ yourself, by staying high up on the slopes BRISTOL of the malvern Hills and staring out at the mesmerising views over the severn Valley to the cotswolds and across to the LONDON black mountains in wales on a clear day. stanbrook Abbey Hotel Pump rooms, tenbury wells FOR INFORMATION ON FESTIVALS AND EVENTS, PLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE visitthemalverns.org/events map not to scale easily accessible via the m5 and m50 motorway network. direct trains to malvern link and great malvern from london Paddington, oxford, reading, birmingham and Hereford. © J a the new worcestershire Parkway station is only a short train n s e ride away with direct trains from cardiff, bristol and nottingham. d l a c e k – d KEEP UP-TO-DATE i g i t l i Follow us on social media to keep up-to-date with what’s hot, g h t P what’s new and tourism news. h o t o g r a X @VisitTheMalverns p Download our h y [ @VisitTheMalverns Walking App madresfield court the ‘Pepperpot’, upton upon severn malvern Hills Y @TheMalvernsTIC visitthemalverns.org/app © J a n s e d l CONTACT US a SCRUMPTIOUS LOCAL FOOD & DRINK c e k malvern tourist information centre 01684 892289 – d i g tenbury wells tourist information centre 01584 810136 i t take a tour around our stunning area and you’ll discover a to a local farm shop or farmers’ market to pick up your own l i g upton upon severn tourist information centre 01684 594200 h t unique landscape, which is home, not only to the magnificent seasonal groceries and locally produced chutneys, jams and pickles. P h o malvern Hills and the serene teme Valley, but also to an the fertile landscape along the river severn and the river teme t [email protected] o g r a abundance of farmland, vineyards and orchards spread also provides the perfect conditions for great pastureland, visitthemalverns.org p h y throughout the countryside. benefitting locally-reared meats and dairy. AmAzing Views | stunning scenery the malverns has many vineyards benefiting from the what’s more, you can head to malvhina Fountain in great malvern incredible wAlks | FAmily Fun rich fertile soils in the severn Valley and on the slopes of the to try malvern spring water straight from the hills, or keep your eye malvern Hills. the abundance of hops and apples grown in out in local hotels, shops, cafés and restaurants for Holy well spring HeritAge & gArdens | Historic towns copyright: 2021 malvern Hills district council whilst every effort has been made to make sure the area means you’ll never be too far away from a pint of local water – sourced from the original well – first bottled in 1622. FestiVAls & eVents | locAl Food & drink the information contained in this guide is correct, real ale or cider. keep a look out for brands from the Hop shed, no responsibility can be accepted for subsequent alterations, errors or omissions. we recommend malvern Hills brewery, Friday beer co, lakehouse brewery, MALVERN, TENBURY WELLS DID YOU KNOW? malvern has its own pudding. Purchase you contact attractions prior to your visit. clive’s Fruit Farm, oldfields and robinsons to name just a few. AND UPTON UPON SEVERN Front cover © Jan sedlacek, digitlight Photography the recipe from malvern tourist information centre to find out sample our amazing fresh local produce at many local how to bake this traditional georgian dish combining buttery Prints available to buy from independent restaurants, pubs and cafés, or head direct digitlightphotography.com cooked apples with a creamy cinnamon-flecked white sauce. visitthemalverns.org this leaflet is available in larger print sir edward elgar statue, great malvern great malvern © t r a c e y EXPLORE OUR TOWNS b l a c k HIGHLIGHTS & EXPERIENCES w e l explore l MALVERN nestled between the eastern slopes of the magnificent malvern upton marina to hire a boat at your own leisure or enjoy the VIEWS WITH THE ‘WOW’ FACTOR Hills sits the town centre of great malvern. rich in heritage, the thrill of the land rover experience at eastnor castle. stand atop the malvern Hills and marvel at the stunning views area has been recognised as a designated conservation area for across the deep severn Valley to the cotswolds, the rolling THE NIGHT SKY its special architectural and historic interest. you can also browse Herefordshire countryside, and even across to the welsh independent shops in two other villages, which make up the black mountains on a clear day. stay overnight and you’ll hopefully get to see one of our many town of malvern, including barnards green and malvern link. spectacular sunsets and be amazed at the night sky. Away from WALK ‘THE LAND OF HOPE & GLORY’ the towns, the stars shine through the atmosphere – there’s even two dark sky discovery sites in the malvern Hills Area of TENBURY WELLS great malvern england’s greatest composer sir edward elgar was inspired by outstanding natural beauty (in golden Valley and mathon), tenbury wells is a riverside town on the river teme on the the magnificent malvern Hills and surrounding landscape to where, when weather conditions allow, the milky way can be borders of worcestershire, Herefordshire and shropshire. write his finest music. Follow in his footsteps, as well as many seen with the naked eye. tenbury wells lies in an area renowned for growing hops and a literary genius, including J.r.r tolkien, c.s lewis, william cider apples. in the 19th century, Queen Victoria affectionately langland, charles dickens and charles darwin on a walk FAMILY FUN referred to the town as ‘my little town in the orchard’. through some of england’s most beautiful land. witley court & gardens escape to the malverns with the children and get close to nature you can explore the town with the Hidden tenbury Qr trail bringing with family-friendly walks – you’ll tire them out by bedtime! there are so many walks on offer, where you can explore miles tenbury’s rich history to life taking in various sites, including the Fly a kite on top of the malvern Hills, drive a mini land rover upon miles of public footpaths across the area. enjoy a walk Pump rooms, tenbury museum and st. mary’s church. through the picturesque teme Valley, discover the rare flora defender, enjoy the Junior Assault course, burmese walkway and fauna at upton Hams alongside the river severn, or & slide at eastnor castle, seek out the dragon at ralph court burford House national trust at croome UPTON UPON SEVERN garden centre ramble up to the top of the malvern Hills. gardens, meet the alpacas, or go ice skating at iceQuest to name just a few family fun activities. this picturesque riverside town is a lovely place to spend some time, with some great walks through the historic streets and HERITAGE & GARDENS ENTERTAINMENT along the river severn to upton Hams which is a site of special embark on a historic walking tour through great malvern with the ‘pièce de résistance’ is the iconic malvern theatres in great scientific interest (sssi). you can hire a self-drive boat from severn a personal guide from malvern civic society, or take the route malvern, which is on the west end circuit with historic connections expeditions in upton marina to tour the river at your leisure. to the Hills self-guided trail from great malvern station. to george bernard shaw and sir edward elgar. there’s also the learn more about the town’s history at tudor House museum if you enjoy exploring off the beaten track, this delightful part historic regal in tenbury wells offering a variety of performances and the ‘Pepperpot’ Heritage centre. the town is renowned for of the world offers many hidden gems to explore from and shows along with elmslie House, malvern cube and the its lively music festival calendar, with a choice of different music outstanding national trust and english Heritage properties old con club. genres throughout the year. to beautiful gardens. HEALTH & WELLNESS Pay a visit to britain’s finest baroque church at great witley, the malverns is renowned for the Victorian water cure malvern museum of local History witley court & gardens (eH), brockhampton (nt), and its heath benefits, so you’re never too far from a spa; croome (nt), Picton gardens and little malvern court or a health and wellness retreat, with relaxation remedies & Priory. you can also visit eastnor castle, morgan motor and treatments alongside yoga and meditation classes. upton Folk Festival shelsley walsh Hill climb Factory, madresfield court and the Firs: elgar’s birthplace. it’s a great place to relax, unwind and rejuvenate! learn about our varied local history at malvern museum, CREATIVITY Fall in love with The Malverns. Start planning your visit tenbury museum, tudor House museum and upton Heritage with this handy guide – full of inspiration for what to centre at the ‘Pepperpot’. the area inspires creativity, which feeds the imagination see and do across The Malverns. with incredible landscapes; unique cultural and architectural revel in the district’s ancient history and discover hillforts and heritage, as well as myths and legends, all creating the perfect explore tenbury wells and the teme Valley in the north; the even the 700 million year old martley rock – one of the oldest atmosphere to take an art course, or why not develop your malvern Hills and the hillside town of malvern, and the picturesque rocks in the world.
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